Anisotropic Materials Based on Magnetic Microwires in EHF Range

Alexander I. Berdugin; Vasiliy U. Vigovskiy; Alexander V. Badin; Grigoriy E. Kuleshov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.743.81

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Anisotropic Materials Based on Magnetic Microwires in EHF Range

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The electrical properties of anisotropic materials based on microwires in extremely high frequency (EHF) range were researched. The frequency dependence of the transmission coefficient of electromagnetic wave for materials based on FeCoBSi microwires in parallel and orthogonal ordering of conductors relative to the polarization of incident radiation are shown. Angular dependence of the transmission coefficient for these samples at different of frequencies are presented. It was shown, that samples of ordered structure based on microwires with a repetition period 1 mm provides changing transmission coefficient from 35% to 60% in the range of 38-56 GHz.

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Alexander I. Berdugin, Vasiliy U. Vigovskiy*, Alexander V. Badin, Grigoriy E. Kuleshov

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Anisotropy, EHF, Ferromagnetic, Microwires, Polarization, Transmission Coefficient

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